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It's neither actually. What brought me down was a C in a couple Religious studies courses. I got solid A's and B's in my business and history courses.
Too bad.
That may rule out becoming a pastor or a priest.
A church can be considered a non-profit business, which a pastor or priest has a major role in managing, and a good grasp of history would seem to be indispensable for a man of the cloth.
A church can be considered a non-profit business, which a pastor or priest has a major role in managing, and a good grasp of history would seem to be indispensable for a man of the cloth.
I'm not all that big on religion. Though I can see it's use.
Have you considered the Foreign Service? Seems like the perfect job for history, political science or international relations majors. I'm looking into it as well.
History is a typical undergrad degree if you want to be an attorney and many other professions. My undergrad is in history and I developed education programs for an historic site. My son has his undergrad at UCLA and majored in history before graduating from law school. The study of history is good preparation for many advanced fields of study. To major successful in history you have to be a good writer, an objective, unbiased researcher and an avid reader and critical thinker (all terrific traits for most professions).
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